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The Same Old Memories

Them, all named as my BESTIEST !

The Same Old Memories

Them. :) Farah and Iqa. Awesome! Asyraf and Wan… Zira and Dee… Look at Iqa, hehe…   The Zac Efron of the Year! :) Amersalim, the King of Drain… Daring enough? Smile… :)

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There is nothing I could write here... I can't figure out how to flourish the fading smile on my face. The more I try to hold on, the more that you let go. Should I drag myself to a DRASTIC change?    MAybe not... But, Sure, I HAVE to! I'm still the same, but a different person by now, that's what I swore... Need not to tell you this but just believe me... As people say; BELIEVE THE UNBELIEVABLE, DREAM THE IMPOSSIBLE... Insya-Allah, I WILL be ready for the upcoming future (SPM, surely), that I will try to hold on and make it much better! WANTS to be the BEST AMONG THE BEST! Remember what I've ever said, "We can't change the past, but the future." :)

Five Ways To Make Great Social Games

Mark Pincus, chief executive of  Zynga , runs the most successful social game company on Facebook, with more than 252 million monthly active users for games such as FarmVille. According to  Venturebeat , his company has nearly 800 employees and is worth, by one educated estimate, about $5 billion. So his advice counts when it comes to figuring out what it takes to make a great social game. He offered the following tips on what it takes to get consumers to get addicted to a great social game. 1. Hits come from playing a game, investing time by sharing it with friends, and expressing yourself. 2. Bold beats make hits endure. It may be risky to do something in a game that you haven’t done before, but you have to do something that excites your users. 3. Metrics offer feedback loops that tell you where to double down on your resources as you maintain a game after its launch. 4. Don’t lose sight of user delight. 5. Keep innovating on social return on investment. People wa...


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